Noun:

డ్రామా యొక్క ప్రారంభ నటన, ప్రీ ప్రయోగం, రిహార్సల్, సలహా,

rehearsal's Usage Examples:

DeathRobson died while in rehearsals for The Grapes of Wrath at the Stratford Festival in Stratford, Ontario, Canada on April 4, 2011 from a heart attack, a few weeks before his 65th birthday.

The group meets daily for two hours for musical studies, including vocal technique and repertoire rehearsals.

In their early years their live set would be written at rehearsal, Hodgson often composed the lyrics on the spot, initially more interested in the melody than the words.

Third movement has one bar of before rehearsal X.

Later that season, Ray Lewis withdrew the competition in the third week due to a toe injury he sustained during rehearsal that needed surgery.

The librettist was unresponsive to Verdi's pleas for revisions, until finally, he was forced in late 1854 (with no premiere in sight and the mysterious disappearance from rehearsals of Sophie Cruvelli, who sang Hélène) to write to the Opera's director, Louis Crosnier: To avoid the catastrophe that menaces us"nbsp;.

Goes backstage, shows rehearsals, and has in depth interviews with all of the group.

In jazz and pop music, the musicians frequently refer to the A section or the B section of a 32 bar song during rehearsals.

that first day, and subsequent rehearsals were similarly carried out in "dribs and drabs", as Harrison put it.

They began rehearsals later in 1986 for the new project, and reused the Fecal Matter songs Downer, Anorexorcist, and Spank Thru.

From that tour was formed the Weston Noble Alumni Choir, a 70-voice choir that meets on the campus of Luther College every summer for a week of rehearsals and a performance.

love is the purest language of hearts; no need of rehearsals, judgements, hidings at all.

best to prevent the sponsors from seeing rehearsals, fearing they would backout due to Minnelli"s short skirts.

Synonyms:

drill, practice, run-through, recitation, exercise, dry run, walk-through, practice session, dress rehearsal,

Antonyms:

stand still, inactivity,